acompañaísvosotros

acompañaísvosotros is a Spanish verb conjugation. Specifically, it is the second-person plural imperative form of the verb "acompañar" with the reflexive pronoun "vosotros" attached. The verb "acompañar" means to accompany, to escort, or to keep company. The imperative mood is used to give commands or make requests. Therefore, "acompañaísvosotros" translates to "accompany yourselves" or more naturally, "accompany one another" or "you all accompany yourselves" when used in a command. This form is specific to the informal plural "vosotros" used in some Spanish-speaking regions, primarily in Spain. In regions where "ustedes" is used for both formal and informal plural, the equivalent would be "acompañense". The conjugation involves taking the infinitive "acompañar," removing the "-ar," adding the imperative ending "-ad" for vosotros, and then attaching the reflexive pronoun "os." However, when "os" is attached to an affirmative imperative ending in "-d," the "-d" is dropped, resulting in "acompañad" + "os" becoming "acompañaos." The form "acompañaísvosotros" appears to be an error or a non-standard construction, as the correct reflexive imperative for "acompañar" with "vosotros" is "acompañaos." The inclusion of "vosotros" after "acompañaís" is redundant and grammatically incorrect in standard Spanish.